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Price: $0.59 - $202.89

Premium Plus Cotton Washcloths, Hand Towels, Bath Towels and Bath Mats

An all-cotton towel woven from 12s ring-spun yarn and finished with a dobby border, in a dense, heavyweight construction. Built for senior living communities, care facilities and mid-range hospitality buyers who want a towel with real substance for resident rooms and guest baths.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% cotton, 12s ring-spun yarn
  • Border: Dobby border
  • Absorbency: Cotton through the full thickness, with no synthetic content
  • Best for: Resident rooms, guest baths, and hospitality linen where feel matters

The Details

With no polyester anywhere in it, every part of this towel takes up water, not just the loops. A blended towel trades some of that absorbency for a polyester base that holds its shape. Here the trade runs the other way: more softness and absorbency, slightly less dimensional stability over a long commercial wash rotation.

The yarn is ring-spun, which twists the fibers tightly as they are drawn out and locks in the loose ends that make rougher towels feel coarse and shed lint. At a thick 12s count and a heavy weight per dozen, that adds up to a dense towel with real body in the hand.

Shipping in cartons rather than compressed bales means the pile arrives standing rather than pressed flat.

TYPE SIZE WEIGHT/DOZEN
Washcloth 13" x 13" 1.5 lbs
Hand Towel 16" x 30" 4.5 lbs
Bath Mat 22" x 34" 9.5 lbs
Bath Towel 27" x 54" 17 lbs

 

Price: $1.07 - $230.59

Oxford Tuscany Towel Collection

A 100% zero twist cotton towel with an all-over checker texture across its face, finished with a CAM border. Built for hotels, spas and senior living guest suites that want a plush towel with a more contemporary look than a smooth face and a decorative band.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% zero twist cotton
  • Border: CAM border
  • Pattern: All-over checker texture
  • Feel: Lofty and plush, from yarn spun with little or no twist
  • Best for: Hotel guest rooms, spas, pool decks, and senior living guest suites

The Details

The yarn is why this towel feels the way it does. Most towel yarn is tightly twisted for strength, which packs the fibers down. Zero twist yarn leaves out most of that twist, so the fibers stay loose and full, and each loop presents more open fiber to the skin and to water.

The checker pattern covers the entire towel rather than sitting in a band at the ends. That gives the surface texture from edge to edge, and it is what sets Tuscany apart visually from the rest of the Luxe collections.

The open surface that makes zero twist soft also makes it easier to snag. Velcro, rough hooks and jewelry can pull loops, so Tuscany suits guest-facing rooms better than heavy-duty general stock.

Price: $0.78 - $324.00

Oxford Viceroy Towel Collection

A combed cotton terry towel with two-ply yarn in the pile, finished with a checkered border that has small pile loops of its own. Built for senior living communities and mid-range hotels that want a textured, guest-ready towel that stands up to frequent laundering.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% combed cotton terry
  • Border: Checkered border, woven from two-ply ring-spun cotton with small pile loops
  • Pile: Two-ply cotton yarn
  • Best for: Guest baths, senior living suites, hotel rooms and pool areas

The Details

Every loop in this towel is made from two strands of yarn twisted together rather than one. Plying makes a stronger, more even yarn than a single strand of the same fiber, so the loops hold up better against the rubbing of washing and tumbling, which is where towels wear out first.

Combing adds to that. Before spinning, the cotton is combed to strip out short fibers, leaving longer, more uniform fiber with fewer loose ends at the surface. That keeps the terry smooth rather than fuzzy as it ages.

The border carries small pile loops set into a checkered pattern, so it reads as texture rather than a flat stripe across the ends of the towel.

Price: $0.79 - $279.23

Oxford Imperiale Color Towel Collection

A 100% ring-spun cotton towel in five vat-dyed colors, finished with a dobby border and dobby edge. Built for senior living communities, mid-range hotels and pool areas that want color in their linens from a dye that is locked into the fiber.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% ring-spun cotton
  • Border: Dobby border with dobby edge
  • Color: Bone, Kashmir Green, Blue Mist, Colonial Blue and Charcoal Grey
  • Dye: Vat dyed
  • Best for: Guest baths, resident rooms, hotel rooms and pool areas

The Details

In a colored towel, the dyeing method matters most. Vat dye enters the cotton in a soluble form, soaks into the fiber, and is then converted back into an insoluble pigment trapped inside it. Because the color sits within the fiber rather than on its surface, it resists washing out and holds up well in sunlight.

The yarn is ring-spun, drawn and twisted tightly so fewer fiber ends stick out from the surface. That gives the towel a smoother hand and a stronger loop than open-end yarn.

Five colors also give a facility a simple sorting system. One shade for pool towels and another for guest rooms keeps linens where they belong.

Price: $1.21-$401.27

Oxford Roma Towel Collection

An 87% cotton and 13% lyocell blend finished with diamond dobby borders and dobby hems. The lyocell content does something a pure cotton towel cannot, bringing wet strength and fast moisture movement, which makes this the collection to look at for commercial settings running a demanding wash rotation.

The Facts

  • Blend: 87% cotton / 13% lyocell
  • Border: Diamond dobby border with dobby hem
  • Color: White
  • Yarn: Smart Twist low-twist construction, made without plastic binder
  • Absorbency: High, with fast moisture release so towels dry out between uses
  • Durability: Lyocell holds its strength when wet, which is exactly when towels take the most abuse

The Details

Lyocell is what separates this collection from everything else in the line. It is a cellulose fiber made from wood pulp in a closed-loop process where the solvent is captured and reused rather than discharged. What matters for a towel is how it behaves: lyocell has a smooth fiber surface, moves moisture quickly, and unlike most plant fibers it holds its strength when wet. Since a towel spends its whole working life wet and then goes through a hot wash while still wet, that wet strength translates directly into a towel that survives commercial laundering. The fast moisture movement also means it dries out more completely between uses.

The Smart Twist yarn is the second difference. Low-twist towels feel plush because the fibers are left open rather than compacted by tight twisting, which exposes more fiber surface to absorb water. The catch is that loose yarn is too fragile to survive weaving on its own, so the standard industry fix is to wrap it in a water-soluble plastic filament that washes out afterward. Smart Twist reaches the same result without that plastic step, which is a real production difference rather than a label.

At 87/13, the lyocell share is small enough to keep the cost sensible for bulk buying and large enough to change how the towel behaves. For wholesale buyers with sustainability language in their procurement criteria, this is the one collection in the line you can point to with a specific process rather than a vague adjective.

Price: $0.72-$251.69

Oxford Platinum Towel Collection

A 100% ring-spun cotton towel in a full terry construction, finished with a clean dobby twill edge rather than a decorative border. Built for senior living and hospitality buyers ordering wholesale who want linens that read modern and understated rather than traditional.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% ring-spun cotton
  • Border: Dobby twill edge, hemmed
  • Color: White
  • Construction: Full terry, with uncut pile loops across both faces
  • Durability: Ring-spun yarn holds its surface through frequent commercial laundering
  • Best for: Contemporary interiors, guest baths, and bulk orders where a clean look matters as much as feel

The Details

Full terry is the spec doing the quiet work here. It means the pile loops are left uncut on both faces of the towel, which is not true of every product that looks similar on a shelf. Velour towels, for instance, have their loops sheared flat on one side to create a smooth, suede-like face. That looks appealing when new, but cutting a loop opens the fiber and reduces the surface area available to take up water, and sheared pile tends to crush and mat over time. Leaving the loops intact keeps the full absorbent surface working and keeps the towel looking the same on its hundredth wash as it did on its first.

The ring-spun yarn underneath is what makes that longevity real. Fibers drawn and twisted into a finer, more compact yarn produce a stronger loop with fewer loose ends standing up from the surface, so the pile resists the abrasion of a commercial wash cycle instead of going fuzzy and matted.

Where this collection differs from the rest of the line is aesthetic rather than technical. The dobby twill edge is a flat, restrained finish, not an ornamental band. If a space is contemporary and the design brief is uncluttered, this is the towel that fits it. If the room calls for something more decorative, look at a collection with a shaped hem instead.

Price: $1-$299.65

Oxford Reserve Towel Collection

A 100% cotton towel built on two-ply yarn, where two strands are twisted together before weaving instead of one used alone. Made for senior living and hospitality buyers ordering in bulk who want a denser, more substantial towel without moving to a blended construction.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% two-ply cotton
  • Border: Dobby border with dobby hem
  • Color: White
  • Construction: Two strands twisted into a single stronger yarn before weaving
  • Absorbency: High, with more cotton mass in the pile to hold water
  • Best for: Guest suites, resident rooms, and wholesale orders facing a heavy commercial wash rotation

The Details

Two-ply is the spec that defines this collection, and it is worth knowing what it actually means. Most towel yarn is single-ply, meaning one strand of spun fiber goes into the loom as it is. Two-ply yarn takes two of those strands and twists them together into one before weaving. That doubling changes the towel in two ways at once. It puts more cotton mass into every loop, which is what gives the pile its density and its capacity to hold water. And it makes the yarn itself markedly stronger, because a two-strand twist distributes stress across both plies rather than concentrating it in one.

Strength is where this matters most for a facility. A towel's yarn fails at the loops first, from the constant abrasion of use, washing, and tumbling. Two-ply construction is a direct answer to that, which is why it turns up in linens meant for commercial laundering rather than occasional household use. You are paying for a towel with more cotton in it and a yarn built to take longer to wear through.

The dobby border and dobby hem finish it properly, and being all cotton, there is no synthetic content anywhere in the towel. For bulk buyers weighing cost per use rather than cost per unit, a denser, stronger yarn is usually the more economical purchase even when the sticker price is higher.

Price: $0.98-$302.31

Oxford Vicenza Towel Collection

The top of the line: 100% super long staple combed cotton, finished with a dobby border and dobby hem. Built for senior living and hospitality operators buying wholesale who need linens that hold up to commercial laundering without looking or feeling institutional.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% super long staple combed cotton
  • Border: Dobby border with dobby hem
  • Color: Available in White and Ivory
  • Low pilling: Longer fibers mean fewer loose ends to work free and ball up on the surface
  • Strength: Long staple fiber spins into stronger yarn, so the towel lasts through heavy commercial use
  • Best for: Guest suites, executive units, and anywhere linens are part of how a space presents itself

The Details

Staple length is the whole story with this towel. It refers to how long the individual cotton fibers are, and longer fibers change everything downstream. They spin into a smoother, stronger, more uniform yarn with far fewer loose ends poking out from the surface. Those loose ends are what make ordinary cotton towels feel scratchy, shed lint, and eventually pill. Fewer of them means a softer surface that stays softer.

Combing is the second half of it. Before spinning, the cotton is combed to pull out the short fibers and remaining impurities, leaving only the longest and most uniform fibers behind. It is an extra production step most towels skip, and it is a meaningful part of why this collection feels the way it does.

Together, super long staple plus combed is the same fiber specification behind the towels you would find in a good hotel. For bulk buyers, that translates into a longer service life: this is a towel that holds its softness and appearance well past the point where a standard cotton towel has gone flat and rough, which is what makes the higher cost per unit work out over a replacement cycle.

Price: $1.12-$336.27

Oxford Miasma Towel Collection

A zero twist cotton towel built for spaces where the linens are expected to feel like a hotel. Made for hospitality and senior living operators buying wholesale who want a genuinely plush towel rather than a merely adequate one.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% zero twist cotton
  • Border: Dobby border with dobby hem
  • Color: White
  • Feel: Exceptionally soft and plush, noticeably fuller than a standard twisted-yarn towel
  • Absorbency: Very high, since untwisted fibers expose more surface to draw in water
  • Best for: Guest suites, model rooms, executive units, and anywhere the towel is part of the first impression

The Details

Zero twist is a real manufacturing difference, not a marketing phrase. In a conventional towel, the cotton yarn is twisted tightly to give it strength, but that twist also compacts the fibers and closes off the surface. Zero twist yarn is spun with little to no twist at all, so the fibers stay open, lofty, and free. That is what produces the plush, almost cushioned feel, and it is also why these towels absorb so readily. More exposed fiber surface means more water pulled in, faster.

There is a second benefit that surprises people. Because the yarn is not compacted, a zero twist towel feels substantial without being heavy, and it tends to dry faster than a dense, tightly twisted towel of similar thickness. In a commercial laundry running constant cycles, that is time and energy back on every load.

Zero twist construction only works with high-quality long fiber cotton, since the yarn has no twist holding it together and relies on fiber length instead. That requirement is part of why zero twist sits at the premium end of any towel line, and why bulk buyers tend to reserve it for guest-facing rooms rather than general stock.

Price: $0.72-$248.31

Oxford Signature Towel Collection

A 100% ring-spun cotton towel finished with a piano dobby border, a band of raised ribs in varying widths woven tone-on-tone into the fabric. Built for hospitality and senior living buyers ordering wholesale who want linens with a considered finish that still reads as clean white.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% ring-spun cotton
  • Border: Piano design dobby border, dobby hemmed
  • Color: White
  • Weave: The border is woven into the structure, not printed or stitched on afterward
  • Absorbency: High, with a full ring-spun cotton pile doing the work
  • Best for: Guest suites, upscale rooms, and bulk orders where the linens are part of the design of a space

The Details

The thing worth understanding about a dobby border is that it is structural. A dobby is a loom mechanism that controls individual warp threads, letting the mill weave a pattern directly into the cloth as it is made. The design is not printed onto the surface or sewn on as a separate band. It is part of the fabric itself, which means it cannot fade, peel, crack, or wash away, no matter how many commercial cycles the towel goes through. A printed border is a decoration with an expiry date. A woven one lasts as long as the towel does.

The piano design works entirely in relief. Raised ribs of varying width run in sequence across the end of the towel, and because the whole thing is white on white, the pattern shows through shadow and the way light falls across it rather than through contrast. You notice it folded on a shelf and you feel it in the hand, but it never fights the room the way a colored stripe would.

Underneath, this is the same ring-spun cotton construction that anchors the middle of the Oxford range: fibers drawn and twisted into a compact, uniform yarn that resists the abrasion of frequent laundering and keeps a smooth surface longer than open-end yarn does.

Price: $0.64-$264.79

Oxford Regale Towel Collection

An all-cotton towel with a dobby border and hem, finished in a high-temperature soft-flow machine. Built for senior living and hospitality buyers who want a pure cotton hand rather than a blended one, in bulk quantities that still make sense commercially.

The Facts

  • Fiber: 100% cotton, no synthetic content anywhere in the towel
  • Border: Dobby border with dobby hem
  • Color: White
  • Finish: High-temperature soft-flow processing for a cleaner white and a softer hand
  • Absorbency: High, with cotton working across the full thickness rather than just the surface
  • Best for: Resident rooms, guest baths, and any wholesale order where feel matters more than structural reinforcement

The Details

Most towels at this price point are blends, so all-cotton is the thing to understand here. In a blended towel, polyester sits in the base fabric adding strength and shape retention, which is useful, but it also means part of the towel is made of a fiber that does not absorb water. Regale has no synthetic content at all, so cotton is doing the work through the full thickness of the fabric rather than only in the loops on the surface. The result is the softer, more yielding hand people associate with cotton, and absorbency that does not stop at the pile.

The finishing method matters more than it sounds. A soft-flow machine circulates fabric through the bath under very low mechanical tension instead of pulling it taut across rollers. Terry pile is easily crushed, so keeping tension low during high-temperature processing means the loops come out of the finish still standing rather than flattened. That is a meaningful part of why the towel feels fuller than the specification alone would suggest.

The honest trade for bulk buyers: an all-cotton towel gives up some of the dimensional stability a poly-reinforced base provides over a long commercial wash rotation. Choose Regale where the feel of the linen is what you are buying, and a blended collection where survival through the maximum number of cycles is.

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